SMART Notebook 8.1Sep 23 - 3:01 PMHow to use Notebook(TM) softwareLearn helpful tips and tricks for developing and presenting lesson activities.Teacher Notes Subject: Math Topic: Perimeter Title: Finding Perimeter Grade(s): 2, 3, 4 and 5 Cross-curricular link(s): Intended learning outcome(s)· To introduce the concept of perimeter· To provide fun and interactive ways for students to find the perimeter of various objects Recommended usage: Main teaching focus - group work© 2004 SMART Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. For further information, please see copyright notice.Oct 24 - 10:51 AMFinding PerimeterWindows(R) operating system and Mac OS X operating system software Submitted by Candace BeatonOct 23 - 3:36 PMPerimeter is the sum of the lengths of all sides of a polygon (closed shape).Move the box to reveal the answer.What is the definition of "perimeter"?The PERIMETER of this object is 8 cm. 2 cm + 2 cm + 2 cm + 2 cm = 8 cm2 cm2 cm2 cm2 cmOct 23 - 3:47 PMUsing the ruler, measure the shapes on the following pages. Record the measurement of each side and then add them together to find the PERIMETER.PERIMETERThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cm cm + cm + cm = cm cm cmOct 24 - 8:31 AMPERIMETERThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cm cm + cm + cm = cm cm cmOct 24 - 8:44 AMThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cm cm cm cmPERIMETER cm + cm + cm + cm = cmOct 24 - 8:51 AMThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cmPERIMETER cm + cm + cm + cm = cm cm cm cmOct 24 - 8:55 AMThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cmPERIMETER cm + cm + cm + cm = cm cm cm cmOct 24 - 9:17 AMThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cmPERIMETER cm + cm + cm + cm = cm cm cm cmOct 24 - 9:06 AMThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cmPERIMETER cm + cm + cm + cm + cm = cm cm cm cm cmOct 24 - 9:46 AMThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cmPERIMETER cm + cm + cm + cm + cm + cm + cm = cm cm cm cm cm cm cmOct 24 - 9:26 AMThe perimeter of this shape is cm. cmPERIMETER cm + cm + cm + cm + cm + cm + cm + cm = cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cmOct 24 - 10:54 AMTo create more objects to measure and explore, select Shapes from the toolbar. Copy and paste the ruler onto other pages or select View > Gallery.In the Math folder, click the Pictures tab and search for the ruler you wish to use.